What does Obama believe is more important, a pickup game of basketball or our soldiers lives?
Well his actions tell us the answer. Earlier this year he fired the commanding General in Afghanistan and replaced him with a General of his choice.
Almost a month ago the General provided his assessment; we need at least 40,000 more troops or we will lose this war. In the meantime, it is a documented fact that these new Obama Rules of Engagement in Afghanistan are getting soldiers unnecessarily killed. You see, things like giving Miranda Rights to the enemy on the battlefield is not a sane idea... it is idiotic and gets people killed.
Since "Commander in Chief" is actually the most important part of the President's duty you would guess that he has been meeting day and night with the top military Commanders and key congressional leaders to make a decision on this, correct?
No Obama has continued flying around the country day after day reading from the TelePrompTer on health care, an area that the Constitution in no way involves the President of the United States.
He gets on Letterman a month after the General provides his report and says "We need a strategy for Afghanistan". Say what? Well why do you not have a strategy? And if you don't have one, why are you not working day and night to get one?
This afternoon when he had some spare time between his laughable speech on global warming and his dangerous speeches coming this week to weaken our national defense was he meeting with the military brass on Afghanistan? No.
Well what was he doing? Playing basketball! This guy could care less about the troops and he has shown it on multiple occasions. This one is the most striking and serious. Impeachment proceedings should begin tomorrow!!
"A refusal by President Obama to heed an urgent call for more troops in Afghanistan has opened an increasingly bitter divide between the American military and the White House and exposed confusion in US strategy."
"Senior military officials expressed their alarm over Mr Obama’s decision to spend weeks, and maybe months, considering the opinion of General Stanley McChrystal, the US commander in Afghanistan, who said last week that the war was likely to be lost without a rapid surge of additional troops."
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/Afghanistan/article6845147.ece
J. Cogburn
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